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GuitarVibe
A guitar tuner you'll love to look at
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A guitar tuner you'll love to look at
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Tune on a real guitar head whose strings vibrate, with chevrons on the peg showing which way to turn. Then keep time on a wooden pendulum, play over backing tracks and find any chord shape in a touch. For iPhone and iPad, no ads, no sign-up.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm David, I play guitar, and I wanted a tuner I would actually enjoy looking at.
So GuitarVibe puts the head of a real guitar on screen. Pluck a string: the app finds it on its own, the string moves, the needle settles on the note, and chevrons right on the peg show which way to turn. When every string is in tune, the guitar plays itself a chord.
Around the tuner, the things I reach for right after tuning: a wooden metronome from 30 to 250 BPM with tap tempo, backing tracks (blues, rock, pop, funk) you can slow down, loop or move to another key, and a chord library with every shape up the neck, easy versions of the barre chords, and a diagram you can touch to hear.
It works with acoustic and electric guitar and ukulele, with Drop D, DADGAD, open G and more, in 14 languages, light or dark.
There's also a free website, guitarvibe.app, with an online tuner, chord charts and easy songs to learn.
I'd love to hear what you think, especially from fellow guitarists: what's the first thing you'd want after tuning?